The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-09


800 49, ~ooaana
-. us~ss 80, uonrcav -uleAs
s-S.-~~ n~.~<sea KnluA-Ono WAITE
~~- K1n1on - several Wonnae1-YooFe
~ nissay Wsrk ~ naialng rnrsses 3
Inhlnns - Unpreoeeeoa 1nneeeFs
Oehsrs.
CAnP ADAnA AEEKEn, Co.. Aes' -
a - .. n, Va 0L1xuooo crnlNes, 800
Aug. x7.-3 y. MA courier IT,
hk1 lust arrived iron Hen{elys s1xsy-
miles west q Neeker. He or'n<.
~ Gssc nght. The Ute openea 49,
q ESQ . N, Angus - Jazz
Kendall's party . killed en1 nv -.
wounded. twoof ne snsr'ns psry -.
three q the Colorado Nasione1 =
Thers wcre forty q The troops ana 10y
the sheri6's men engaged van soo-s 49, 49,
hundred and twenty-five ~.
ars known % have been kn.ea ceE..;.y'
and how many more = on,y 49, -.
The Indians are saAo % - ess.s-s 80
ranches tslov ana ousc.cnx 49, -1,
ers, and . expresses 49, 49,
have 20 50 % sner es.,.s..e 49,.
tain q the scouts, nso ~ ~ - ~ p''...e
under him. ous ne = un1e~
a Neeker, Was wounded
The night occurred - 49, - 49, - - -.
vest Of kanEely, N nst'c go
tween the mountains The INDIANS 80
planned an ambush, but tne sco.ss 1880
cred Il and retreafed n VINE. 30 ILL. No..
opened Ore, and Major Lesnes no 800
mandcd the scouts. which we're eukn-e' -
BY Major Hoopers Aspen voiuntses -
turned the Ore from behind tne rocks ~
Indians showed themselves sno tousn'
desperately. Upon the nrst
centrated hre OF the troops -
dams fell, and one vnse mn, Ia
Dumont, OF Aeeker. WIN Au. u I.
band. Was wounded - -
battle ragged necessarily. wnsn sne
treated 20 timber sno only 49,. .,-.;,nsI
were fired during the DAY. tnis con.I.. ~
until eleven O'Clock last n'en'' c,s ~ ~
was injured JACK " aro, one y. 49, e- -
men, Was shot down during me ~. y.
Of the fight The whites eew ~. -n...
dragged behind the iine. ~ .nos s,s
dead There were nve WINES ~"
At twelve O'Clock the news y eon nn11 u: 4
that eight indians we're khieo.
the early part OF the ngnt ana
The hospital . well erranged 80
for occupancy n the Aeeksr ~,
Mesker . = quist - : tone-s- - -
groups on the streets have g. ~ln1 49,. Z. =
news and are waiting WIN p.'so ..u -.
Many Who asserted -. n'kn. "a 4
guseo that the Otes weEc re
the reservation are nov tno.o.kn -. :
q. An omclei o.sP..en ss,.,,- a
militia vent mo -. re-: on~,
fought cootiy' "nen 80 -,
ID nres seveo 49,,
more pluck snan 80, rs,..s
ed % them -.,k;r
Pray that tnsre I'll =, 49,. ~ ~, ,,.rs
after INDIANS 49, ,..s.a N A.
standing nsn. - -. 49,. ss.crt cour;
August y, ana wnen sne -,
leftaf eleven p M rines 800 49, 100 -.
II il probable that anotneF nens -
CURED to-day 1.-THE 1oen).
Il Vas expected that the inol.n.
largely reinforced out fray fePo1
eleven p n that v1csory ~
whites. The 0oopen' scou's 49, -.
are Absolutely On foo. ~.o ~ -
their horses but sage-ousn.
Reinforcements are ufsen.ly -. y ~. ~,
needed The night Vas foreeo ~ 80 "
Who are aggressive ana mean D.1.y -
ness. The condition % .ne $3.50, :
laughed ~ THIS inoian -
started ior tnen !. 49,. a;.;shs. "A,
down White river very p,,sae /,
pect that rancho: on .ne vlen~ '..-
Meeker road win b raided any mo'ne
- there u nothing 70 prevent y
nov look for Indian murders 2. sIn.l. Y
ties q raiiroed Rraoerss unc.I S1's'
prospectors, smveyorss camping 7
ties and every snAh unf
tecfed bunch Of whites evs
where. The Indians usually travei -
ty-five to one hundred miles a.ny, -
ing fresh horses . they 60 ana H'''' AZ,